Sentence examples for light-induced change from inspiring English sources
This review article summarizes recent developments in the area of polymers that allow a light-induced change in surface wettability.
In general terms, each of the optogenetic switches designed to date exploits the endogenous light-induced change in photoreceptor conformation while repurposing its effect to target a different biological phenomenon.
Measuring light-induced change in the current in an electrochemical cell (called photocurrent) is an elegant demonstration of the suitability of the photosynthetic systems for photovoltaics, or other practical applications in optoelectronics (e.g. for sensing elements for specific compounds, like pesticides).
Examination of dark-adapted Chlamydomonas cells would reveal whether the light-induced change in thylakoid lumen width is conserved between algae and higher plants.
As seen in the Opn4 −/− mice (Panda et al., 2002b), attenuated light-induced change in overt rhythms paralleled the reduced transcriptional responses to light.
(G ) Basal flagellar beat frequency in wild-type and bPAC sperm (individual values and mean ± s.d).. (H, I ) Light-induced change in flagellar beat frequency of individual bPAC sperm.
Other synthetic transformations can be envisaged with this approach, by using light-induced changes in NAD(P H analogues or other cofactors.
These changes include a slow light-induced reversible change related to structural change and a fast reversible light-induced changes thought to be related to electron photon phonon interaction.
Significant to many potential applications light-induced changes in optical properties do not significantly decrease with increasing measurement temperature (up to the ∼200 °C probed by this work).
The present study demonstrates the use of front-face fluorescence spectroscopy and chemometrics for monitoring light-induced changes in plain yogurt during storage.
Overall, these results provide an explanation for inconsistent previous findings and contribute to the understanding of light-induced changes in social behavior.
